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| 28/01/2010 : 100% of Fedrigoni products now comply with the FSC principles |
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Fedrigoni Cartiere has dedicated many years to focusing on the process of expanding its range of papers bearing FSC Chain of Custody certification. As 2010 dawned, the company achieved a percentage of no less than 85%.
But even that is not enough: ever concerned to demonstrate its complete commitment to safeguarding the environment, the company already achieved recognition of compliance with the Controlled Wood principles for the remaining 15% of its output with effect from 29 October 2009.
What this means is a guarantee that even those products that do not yet bear the FSC-CoC do not use any cellulose made using wood deriving from illegal logging, from forestry areas where the civil or traditional rights of the local populations are trampled on, nor from any forests whose high values of conservation are threatened by forestry management activities. All and any producers who process wood from areas that have been converted from forests into plantations with an annual type of yield or planted with genetically modified trees are strictly excluded from the company's list of suppliers: this policy, which the company has been pursuing for years, has also been recognised by the FSC in its new CQ-CW-000010 certificate, which attests that 100% of the papers produced by Fedrigoni now comply with the standards set by the Forest Stewardship Council.
All ranges from Sirio Color, Macarte, Symbol, Pergamenata, Spendorlux and Ispira to name but a few are now FSC certified.
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